What is WCAG?
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) are the W3C’s technical guidelines for making websites and apps usable by people with disabilities, with success criteria at levels A, AA and AAA. The current version is WCAG 2.2, published in 2023.
Also called: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
Why it matters
An accessible site is easier for everyone: people with poor eyesight, older customers, people who use only a keyboard or read a phone in bright sun. In Kazakhstan, the Digital Code requires accessibility from government bodies, the quasi-public sector and providers of public services (Article 42); we found no direct duty for private websites, so check with a lawyer. Designing to AA from the first sketch is far cheaper than fixing the site after an audit.
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